Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to the Tidyverse by Johns Hopkins University
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SM
Oct 1, 2021
Good overview of the Tidyverse and nice introduction.
DI
Apr 17, 2024
The course is a breeze to follow because it aligns seamlessly with the book. As such, rather than watching videos, you get to read the book; it's really a convenient approach. Bravo!
1 - 12 of 12 Reviews for Introduction to the Tidyverse
By Doru I
•Apr 18, 2024
The course is a breeze to follow because it aligns seamlessly with the book. As such, rather than watching videos, you get to read the book; it's really a convenient approach. Bravo!
By Drew M
•Oct 31, 2022
Covers really important concepts and procedures for managing data science projects. Very helpful.
By Stefan M
•Oct 2, 2021
Good overview of the Tidyverse and nice introduction.
By Rowland U
•Feb 6, 2021
Beautiful yet simple.
By giovanni b
•Jun 10, 2021
excellent course
By Abdulaziz A
•Feb 27, 2025
Thank you
By Anusha G
•Jun 25, 2025
good
By Quah W C
•Sep 16, 2021
really learnt a lot about tidyverse and how to make data tidy. however, i was not very sure what an r markdown file was (it was requested in the final project); perhaps some elaboration or clarity on what that is may help beginners such as myself tackle the project better. extremely educational course!
By Gabriela O Z
•Apr 12, 2022
There are not enough exercises to be done.
By Gianpaolo L R
•Feb 8, 2021
Extremly high level course with very little value :(. I used to love RDPengs videos & introductions. A hands on video or at least a proper introducction would be great. The course is very barren and it doesn't even chat about Hadley Wickham or why does the Tidiverse + RStudio are being developed by the same team etc. The concenpts are valuable, the approach is subpar for the teachers.
By Joachim B
•Jan 30, 2021
This course is completely impractical. It contains a list of packages with basically no useful information. How can this be considered $49 worth of content. This is particularly disappointing because the R programming courses offered by John Hopkins a few years ago (for free) where superb.
By Linus L
•Dec 10, 2020
Useless course. No video instructions.